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Neighbouring Rights 2019 03 21 List Signatories V5 Corrections Neighbouring Rights 2019 03 21 List Signatories V5 Corrections Pa Neighbouring rights 2019 03 21 list signatories v5 corrections Austria APA Clemens Pig "President and CEO of APA - Austrian Press Agency President of Group39 - Independet European News Agencies Vice-President of Keystone-SDA, Suisse News Agency Member of the Board of Directors of MINDS International Member of the Supervisory Board of Austrian Association of Cooperatives Austria MediaManager of the Year 2018 Der Standard Oscar Bronner Publisher, Der Standard Kurier Helmut Brandstätter Editorialist (Austria) Eva Pfisterer General Secretary of the Austrian European Journalists (AEJ) Belgium Belga News Agency Patrick Lacroix CEO Het Nieuwsblad/De Gentenaar Liesbeth Van Impe Editor-in-chief Het Nieuwsblad/De Gentenaar La Dernière Heure Jean-Marc Gheraille Editor-in-Chief, La Dernière Heure. Le Soir Alain Lallemand Reporter at large, Le Soir (Belgium), Lorenzo Natali Prize 2000, Sigma Delta Chi Awards 2002 and 2007. Co-founder and administrator, European Investigative Networks (EIC). Libre Belgique (la) Dorian de Meeûs Editor-in-Chief, La Libre Belgique Libre Belgique (la) Christophe Lamfalussy Senior Correspondent, La Libre Belgique; laureate of the ‘Prix Dexia du journalisme’. Co-author of ‘Molenbeek-sur-Djihad’. Press Club Brussels Europe Labaki Maroun Former head of world desk at Le Soir, president of Press Club Brussels Europe. RTL Be Christophe Giltay Grand Reporter à RTL - TVI Carte de presse belge N° : F03543 RTL Be Jean-Pierre Martin Reporter at large since 1984 for RTL Belgique . Has covered the main conflicts in the world during the last 30 years. He works more specifically on Middle East and Central Africa and the year he spent in 1994 in Rwanda left its mark on him. Bulgaria 24 chasa Georgi Milkov Special foreign correspondent of 24 chasa Capital.bg Rumiana Chervenkova Editor-in-chief of the economic information website capital.bg magazine Club Z Veselin Zhelev Commentateur politique du magazine Club Z Sega Daily Svetsolav Terziev Analyst for The Sega Daily, PhD in Journalism, professor in Journalism at the University of Sofia and the Institute of Economy of Sofia, shortlisted laureate for the European Press Prize 2015 Neighbouring rights 2019 03 21 list signatories v5 corrections Page 1 sur 16 Neighbouring rights 2019 03 21 list signatories v5 corrections Croatia Croatian News Agency Hina Damir Hainski Board Adviser Croatia membre du Conseil EU Journalis mfund.eu Sasa Lekovic Free lance investigative reporter, editor and trainer & media consultant; Investigative Journalism Center president; EU Journalismfund.eu Advisory Board member Cyprus Athens News Agency Aristidis Viketos correspondence of the Athens News Agency Department of Politis newspaper and Union of Cyprus Journalists Giannis Seitanides Chief editor of Economic Department of Politis newspaper, treasurer of the Union of Cyprus Journalists OMEGA TV Christos Georgiou Chief editor at OMEGA TV Phileleftheros newspaper and Union of Cyprus Journalists Lenia Karatzia Journalist at Phileleftheros newspaper, vice president of the Union of Cyprus Journalists Politis Katia Savva Editor, Politis Newspaper; winner of the Cyprus News Agency Award 2017; awarded an Honorary Distinction by the Cypriot NGO AWARE as part of its ‘Respect - Accept – Integrate' campaign on asylum, migration and integration. Sigma TV et PDG de Dias group Chrysanthos Tsouroullis Editor-in-chief of Sigma TV and CEO of Dias group. Simerini, " 24Hours" and member of the Committee of the Union of Cyprus Journalists. Marios Demetriou Reporter for daily newspaper Simerini. columnist for the weekly newspaper " 24Hours" and member of the Committee of the Union of Cyprus Journalists. Union of Cyprus Journalists Christos Christophides General secretary of the Union of Cyprus Journalists Union of Cyprus Journalists George Frangos President of the Union of Cyprus Journalists Union of Cyprus Journalists Andreas Riris Member of the Board of Directors of the Union of Cyprus Journalists. 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